Cherangany Member of Parliament Joshua Kuttuny has urged Jubilee Party politicians allied to Deputy President William Ruto to leave President Uhuru Kenyatta out of their issues.
A section of pro-Ruto politicians has been lately questioning some of Uhuru's moves, especially his reunion with opposition boss Raila Odinga, accusing him of ignoring party issues.
Speaking on Friday, the MP noted that the politicians should not be heaping all party issues on the President, and advised them to use the right channels and stop blaming Uhuru.
He urged the leaders to raise their issues with the majority leaders and Whips in both the Senate and National Assembly.
“We have a leader of majority and a Whip, both in the Senate and the National Assembly, through whom issues can be addressed," he told the Nation.
Kuttuny who is a known critic of the DP also lashed out at Ruto's allies for allegedly blackmailing Uhuru.
The MP is among the few Rift Valley politicians who have openly differed with the DP, a move considered quite risky in a region where Ruto is deemed the kingpin.
He has been part of a Uhuru-allied faction of the Jubilee Party that has been crisscrossing the nation bashing the DP.